Bengals announce 'Stripe The Jungle' theme for Week 14 vs. the Chiefs

The Cincinnati Bengals will host the Kansas City Chiefs at Paycor Stadium on Sunday, December 13. They are bringing a tradition back to their home-field advantage with their 'Stripe The Jungle' theme. "Traditions aren't defined by perfect moments — they're defined by commitment," said Bengals Vice P

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The Cincinnati Bengals will host the Kansas City Chiefs at Paycor Stadium on Sunday, December 13. They are bringing a tradition back to their home-field advantage with their 'Stripe The Jungle' theme.

"Traditions aren't defined by perfect moments — they're defined by commitment," said Bengals Vice President Elizabeth Blackburn in a statement. "Stripe The Jungle represents who we are: resilient, united and unapologetically ourselves. We believe in it, our players believe in it, and most importantly, our fans have made it their own. Every great tradition in sports is built over time. You invest in it. You strengthen it. You let it grow."

Atmosphere is electric.

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— Cincinnati Bengals (@Bengals) July 16, 2026

The highly anticipated AFC rivalry

matchup will turn into a display of the Bengals' stripe pattern throughout the stadium. Fans have a coordinated, section-by-section orange-and-black pattern serving as an extension of Cincinnati's identity on the field.

Kansas City has won the last three matchups between the teams, including the 2023 AFC Championship game, all at Arrowhead Stadium. The last time the Chiefs played at Cincinnati was in a losing effort in 2022.

This article originally appeared on Chiefs Wire: Bengals announce 'Stripe The Jungle' theme for Week 14 vs. the Chiefs